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A community portal about Bolivia with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: Bolivia, officially the Republic of Bolivia, named after Simón Bolívar, is a landlocked country in central South America. It is bordered by... [more]
A community portal about Bolivia with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: Bolivia, officially the Republic of Bolivia, named after Simón Bolívar, is a landlocked country in central South America. It is bordered by Brazil on the north and east, Paraguay and Argentina on the south, and Chile and Peru on the west.
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By CARLOS VALDEZ
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LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) - The government has seized a 12,500-hectare (48-square-mile) ranch in Bolivias eastern lowlands from a soybean magnate who is among the chief political rivals of just re-elected President Evo Morales.
The confiscation announced Thursday was the first by Morales government as it seeks to wrest fallow farmland from big landholders and "restore" it to members of the South American...
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LA PAZ, Bolivia -- The government has seized a 12,500-hectare (48-square-mile) ranch in Bolivia's eastern lowlands from a soybean magnate who is among the chief political rivals of just re-elected President Evo Morales. The confiscation announced ...
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(AP) LA PAZ, Bolivia - The government has seized a 12,500-hectare (48-square-mile) ranch in Bolivia’s eastern lowlands from a soybean magnate who is among the chief political rivals of just re-elected President Evo Morales. The confiscation ...
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(AP) LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) - The government has seized a 12,500-hectare (48-square-mile) ranch in Bolivia's eastern lowlands from a soybean magnate who is among the chief political rivals of just re-elected President Evo Morales. The confiscation ...
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The government has seized a 12,500-hectare (48-square-mile) ranch in Bolivia's eastern lowlands from a soybean magnate who is among the chief political rivals of just re-elected President Evo Morales. The confiscation announced Thursday was the first ...
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LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) — The government has seized a 12,500-hectare (48-square-mile) ranch in Bolivia's eastern lowlands from a soybean magnate who is among the chief political rivals of just re-elected President Evo Morales. The confiscation ...
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Capybara meat is widely consumed in Venezuela. LA PAZ, Bolivia — Where some see only an edible, hog-sized jungle rodent, others see economic opportunity. Indigenous communities from Bolivia's eastern lowlands are planning to export dried meat of ...
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A triumphant Evo Morales has won a second term. But the going will not necessarily get any easier for his social revolutionSPEAKING to a crowd from the balcony of the Palacio Quemado, the presidential palace in La Paz, a triumphant Evo Morales hailed his election for a second term as a mandate “to accelerate the process of change”. His opponents will find that hard to argue with. Official results will not be released for a fortnight, but exit...
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LA PAZ, BOLIVIA (Reuters) -- Bolivia's leftist president, Evo Morales, vowed Monday to increase state control over the economy and strengthen political power for indigenous groups, a day after exit polls showed that he was reelected in a landslide ...
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Bolivians appeared to re-elect President Evo Morales by an overwhelming majority on Sunday, bucking a recent trend away from the left in much of Latin America and giving Bolivia's first indigenous president further authority to dismantle the country ...
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The landslide reelection of Bolivia's leftist President Evo Morales this week comes as no surprise. He is the first Aymara Indian and native Quechua-speaker to lead the country, whose indigenous majority was underrepresented and widely exploited for ...
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To take advantage of all the features on FRANCE24.COM , please click here to download the latest version of Flash Player. In this edition: a landslide victory for Evo Morales in Bolivia's elections; focus on Marco Enriquez-Ominami, the dark horse of ...
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LA PAZ, Bolivia -- Where some see only an edible, hog-sized jungle rodent, others see economic opportunity. Indigenous communities from Bolivia's eastern lowlands are planning to export dried meat of the world's largest rodent to Venezuela, where the ...
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(AP) LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) - Where some see only an edible, hog-sized jungle rodent, others see economic opportunity. Indigenous communities from Bolivia's eastern lowlands are planning to export dried meat of the world's largest rodent to Venezuela ...
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LA PAZ, Bolivia - President Evo Morales easily won re-election, according to unofficial results, getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority. Morales' allies also won a ...
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LA PAZ, BOLIVIA, and COCHRANE, CHILE — Bolivian President Evo Morales easily won his second five-year term Sunday night, solidifying the revolution he promises to bring to the country's long-oppressed indigenous majority. While recent elections in ...
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Bolivian President Evo Morales claimed an easy victory in the presidential election on Sunday; those who voted for him have lauded his reforms to increase welfare for the poor and strengthen the role of government in the economy. The election allows ...
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In all the midst of the tremendous and welcome attention to the climate change conference in Copenhagen little attention has been given to a miraculous development in the Global South. Not only has Evo Morales won an overwhelming majority as President of Bolivia but his party, the Movement towards Socialism (MAS) has won 2/3 of the Senate and a strong majority in the House basically destroying the strength of the right-wing parties.read...
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LA PAZ, Bolivia — President Evo Morales appeared headed to easy re-election Sunday with a strong mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority. Opponents say they fear the leftist coca growers ...
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La Paz (Agenzia Fides) On the occasion of the presidential election held Sunday, December 6 (see Fides 26/11/2009, 05/12/2009), the Bishops of Bolivia, through the Secretary General of the Conference of Bishops, addressed a letter to their re-elected President. "After learning the results of the election process, we expressed our sincere congratulations to President of the State of Bolivia, Mr. Evo Morales Ayma, for his re-election, and wish...
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President Evo Morales easily won re-election Sunday, according to unofficial results, getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia’s long-suppressed indigenous majority.
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LA PAZ, Oct 27 (IPS) - Taking an active part in politics in Bolivia can be a hazardous undertaking. Hundreds of reports of violence against women participating in politics attest to the risk. And while attacks go unpunished, a bill designed to ...
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President Evo Morales won a stunning victory in Bolivia yesterday, taking 63% of the popular vote and guiding his party to win control of congress. Bolivia's first indigenous president has won the biggest popular mandate in recent memory, destroying ...
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LA PAZ, Bolivia - President Evo Morales easily won reelection yesterday, according to unofficial results, getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia’s long-suppressed indigenous majority.
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LA PAZ, Bolivia - Where some see only an edible, hog-sized jungle rodent, others see economic opportunity. Indigenous communities from Bolivia's eastern lowlands are planning to export dried meat of the world's largest rodent to Venezuela, where the ...
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President Evo Morales easily won re-election, getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority. Morales' allies also won a convincing majority in both houses of Congress in ...
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The unofficial results of Bolivia’s presidential election on Sunday are in: Incumbent president Evo Morales, the country’s first indigenous leader, comfortably won reelection. There are also indications that Morales’ party, the Movement Toward Socialism has won two-thirds of the seats in Congress. This [...]
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(12-07) 04:00 PST La Paz, Bolivia -- President Evo Morales easily won re-election Sunday, according to unofficial results, receiving an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority ...
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LA PAZ, BOLIVIA — President Evo Morales easily won re-election, according to unofficial results, getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority. Morales' allies also won a ...
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LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) -- President Evo Morales easily won re-election Sunday, according to unofficial results, getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority.
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LA PAZ, BOLIVIA — President Evo Morales easily won re-election, according to unofficial results, getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority. Morales' allies also won a ...
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"Lithium could bring us prosperity."
At 4,085 square miles, Salar de Uyuni in Southwest Bolivia is the world's largest salt flat. Those salts contain large amounts of sodium, potassium, magnesium and lithium, and these days, it's the last element on that list that is attracting attention. According to the USGS, Bolivia has 35% of the world's lithium resources, and since in the coming years, electric cars...
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LA PAZ, Bolivia — President Evo Morales easily won re-election on Sunday, according to unofficial results, getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia’s long-suppressed indigenous majority. Opponents say ...
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LA PAZ, Bolivia — President Evo Morales easily won re-election Sunday, according to unofficial results, getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority. Morales' allies ...
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A daily roundup of some of the stories and scenes away from the agenda at the climate summit. BOLIVIA WANTS TO FREE MOTHER EARTH FROM SLAVERY, THE PRESS WANT TO TALK ABOUT COCAINE "The system thinks nature is just an object, that it's just a thing ...
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LA PAZ, Dec 8 — Leftist Bolivian President Evo Morales vowed yesterday to increase state control over the economy and strengthen political power for indigenous groups, a day after exit polls showed he was re-elected in a landslide. Bolivia’s top ...
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Bolivians appeared to re-elect President Evo Morales by an overwhelming majority on Sunday, bucking a recent trend away from the left in much of Latin America and giving Bolivia's first ...
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Bolivia's President Evo Morales casts his ballot during general elections... A coca farmer welcomes Bolivia's President Evo Morales, left, as he arrives... A woman leaves a room with her election ballots during general elections... LA PAZ, Bolivia ...
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La Paz, Bolivia (CNN) -- Bolivian President Evo Morales handily won re-election Sunday, according to exit polls. Morales' Movement for Socialism party won 62 percent of the vote, according to exit polls. The conservative Progress Plan for Bolivia ...
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(IPI/IFEX) - VIENNA, 4 December 2009 - On Sunday 6 December, Bolivians will cast their votes in general elections, with the re-election of the incumbent President, Evo Morales, at stake. However, the voting will take place in a media climate that ...
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President Evo Morales, with unofficial results showing him easily winning a second term, vowed today to bring more social change to Bolivia by increasing state control over the economy and generating more political power for indigenous citizens. The ...
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(AP) LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) - President Evo Morales easily won re-election on Sunday, according to unofficial results, getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority ...
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Barely two hours after the voting for Bolivia’s president had ended last Sunday, Movement towards Socialism (MAS) supporters began to fill Plaza Murillo, the heart of the capital of La Paz. “Evo! De nuevo! (Evo! Again!)”, they chanted, while ...
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At this point, it is clear that Morales had a big win for re-election in Bolivia winning about 63% of the vote and very high voter turnout. MAS, his party, also won over 50% of the seats in the Chamber of Deputies and over 2/3s in the Senate. So, now what?
He clearly has the support of the indigenous community and his support has increased in the "whites" areas. But, Bolivia is not perfect—it needs to develop its resources.
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Sign up for NewsChannel 8 e-mail alerts. LA PAZ, Bolivia - President Evo Morales appeared headed to easy re-election Sunday with a strong mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority. Opponents ...
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(AP) LA PAZ, Bolivia - President Evo Morales appeared headed to easy re-election Sunday with a strong mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia’s long-suppressed indigenous majority. Opponents say they fear the leftist coca ...
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Caracas, December 8, 2009 (venezuelanalysis.com) – Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez congratulated his Bolivian counterpart Evo Morales for his landslide electoral victory on Sunday saying it was a victory for all of Latin America. “Yesterday ...
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LA PAZ, Bolivia - President Evo Morales easily won reelection in Bolivia, gaining more than 60 percent of the vote, according to exit polls. Bolivia's first indigenous leader received 62 percent of the vote and the top opposition challenger, Manfred ...
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By FRANK BAJAK
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA PAZ, Bolivia | President Evo Morales appeared headed to easy re-election Sunday, with a strong mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority.
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B olivian President Evo Morales was re-elected on Sunday, December 6th in a landslide victory. After the polls closed, fireworks, music and celebrations filled the Plaza Murillo in downtown La Paz, where MAS supporters chanted "Evo Again! Evo Again ...
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Official results were not expected until late on Monday or today but quick counts showed Morales took at least 63 percent of the vote, more than 35 percentage points ahead of his closest challenger, rightist former governor Manfred Reyes Villa ...
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LA PAZ, Bolivia — President Evo Morales and legislative candidates from his political movement seemed headed to easy victories in nationwide elections on Sunday, opening the way for Mr. Morales to deepen his pro-indigenous policies in one of Latin ...
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Tuesday, December 8, 2009 : Bolivian President Evo Morales won re-election by a landslide Monday, receiving at least 62 percent of the vote compared to 23 percent for his nearest rival. The results of the balloting gave Morales a second five-year term, while his Movement Towards Socialism party, or MAS, gained a two-thirds majority in the upper house of the Bolivian congress and a substantial majority in the lower house.
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LA PAZ, Bolivia – President Evo Morales easily won re-election, according to unofficial results, getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority. Morales' allies also won a ...
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Supporters of Bolivia’s President Evo Morales celebrate his re-election victory in La Paz on Sunday. Morales claimed a landslide victory as voters backed his left-wing reforms asserting greater state control over the economy. Image Credit: Reuters ...
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President Evo Morales has easily won re-election getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority. Mr Morales' allies also won a convincing majority in both houses of Congress ...
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Supporters of Bolivian President Evo Morales celebrate his re-election victory in La Paz on Sunday. Morales claimed a landslide win as voters backed his left-wing reforms asserting greater state control over the economy and increasing social spending ...
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Bolivian President Evo Morales casting his vote in a national referendum which enhances the revolutionary process unfolding in this South American country.Originally uploaded by Pan-African News Wire File PhotosMorales wins Bolivian presidential electionXinhuaLA PAZ (Bolivia). EVO MORALES from the ruling Movement for Socialism won the presidential election in Bolivia on Sunday, as exit poll showed.According to the exit polls by three local TV...
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LA PAZ - With broader popular support, Evo Morales won relatively easy Suncay's elections and clinched a second term as Bolivia's President. Morales, Bolivia's first ever indigenous President, was re-elected with between 61 percent and 62 percent of ...
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What we have to do first in the current conjuncture is to strengthen the inclusion of more than 4.5 million who have been marginalized, excluded from the management of the state. In this sense, what Vice President Álvaro García Linera is doing is interpreting the reality of the Bolivian context. The Bolivian state has an historic debt to these sectors that have never benefited from health, education, or basic services. Therefore, in this...
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A man casts his vote in "Plan 3000" neighbourhood, suburb of Santa Cruz, on December 6, 2009 during presidential elections. Bolivian President Evo Morales, an Aymara native and former coca farmer --and a fervent anti-US leader-- looked poised to ...
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LA PAZ (Reuters) - Leftist Bolivian President Evo Morales vowed on Monday to increase state control over the economy and strengthen political power for indigenous groups, a day after exit polls showed he was re-elected in a landslide. Bolivia's top ...
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LA PAZ, Bolivia: The Bolivian President, Evo Morales, has easily won a second term in Bolivia's elections, according to early exit polls that showed him with a strengthened mandate to pursue socialist reforms deeply dividing his country.
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LA PAZ, (Reuters) – Bolivian President Evo Morales was heading for a landslide re-election yesterday as voters backed his left-wing reforms asserting greater state control over the economy and increasing social spending on the poor. Exit ...
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(AP) President Evo Morales easily won re-election, according to unofficial results, getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority. Morales' allies also won a convincing ...
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LA PAZ, Bolivia - President Evo Morales easily won re-election Sunday, according to unofficial results, getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority. Morales' allies also ...
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LA PAZ, BOLIVIA - Bolivian President Evo Morales, a fervent anti-US leader, looked poised to easily win re-election on Sunday thanks to overwhelming support from his country's indigenous majority. Bolivia's five million voters, who started going to ...
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President Evo Morales appeared headed to easy re-election Sunday, with a strong mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority.
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LA PAZ (Reuters) – Bolivian President Evo Morales claimed a landslide re-election victory on Sunday as voters backed his left-wing policies of Indian power, social spending and state control of industry. Official results were not expected until ...
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Bolivian President Evo Morales isn't South America's first indigenous head of state — that honor belongs to Alejandro Toledo, a Quechua Indian who was President of Peru from 2001 to 2006 — but he's certainly the first to capture the imagination ...
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LA PAZ, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Leftist Bolivian President Evo Morales vowed on Monday to increase state control over the economy and strengthen political power for indigenous groups, a day after exit polls showed he was re-elected in a landslide. Bolivia ...
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Exit polls say President Evo Morales has easily won re-election in Bolivia, gaining more than 60% of the vote.Related StoriesIraqi parliament approves electionIrish abortion law under spotlightArchbishop of Canterbury urges rethink on gay bishop roleFour detained after Russian nightclub fire kills 112Morales wins in Bolivia: exit polls
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MEXICO CITY, Dec. 7 (Xinhua) -- Latin American countries and Spain congratulated Bolivian President Evo Morales on Monday on his re-election, who according to unofficial results garnered at least 63 percent of the vote in Sunday's general elections ...
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Latin American countries and Spain congratulated Bolivian President Evo Morales on Monday on his re-election, who according to unofficial results garnered at least 63 percent of the vote in Sunday's general elections. Although official results are ...
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LA PAZ (Reuters) – Bolivian President Evo Morales claimed a landslide re-election victory on Sunday as voters backed his left-wing reforms asserting greater state control over the economy and increasing social spending on the poor. Official results ...
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President Evo Morales appeared headed to easy re-election Sunday, with a strong mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority. Click to enlarge Bolivia's President Evo Morales casts his ballot ...
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A woman walks by a wall with posters of Bolivian President Evo Morales in Sucre on December 5, 2009 on the eve of elections. Polls have opened in Bolivia's general elections with incumbent President Evo Morales likely to win a second five-year term ...
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LA PAZ, Bolivia (AFP)--Leftist President Evo Morales claimed victory in Sunday's election promising more change in his second term in office, as his party locked in an absolute majority in Congress. Speaking to followers from the balcony of the ...
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LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) -- President Evo Morales easily won re-election Sunday, according to unofficial results, getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority. Opponents say ...
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guardian.co.ukForeign Digest: Morales leads in Bolivia exit pollsWashington PostPresident Evo Morales easily won reelection Sunday, according to unofficial results, getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority. Opponents say they fear that the onetime ...Evo Morales wins landslide victory in Bolivian presidential electionsguardian.co.ukEvo Morales Appears to Win...
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Indigenous communities from Bolivia’s eastern lowlands are planning to export dried meat of the world’s largest rodent to Venezuela, where the animal is widely consumed. The pioneering effort is endorsed by the Friends of Nature Foundation ...
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LA PAZ, Bolivia, Dec. 6 (UPI) -- Incumbent Evo Morales was favored by a wide margin in Sunday's presidential election in Bolivia, polls indicated.
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Reuters - LA PAZ (Reuters) - Bolivian President Evo Morales was heading for a landslide re-election on Sunday as voters backed his left-wing reforms asserting greater state control over the economy and increasing social spending on the poor.
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Evo Morales , the former coca grower leader who rewrote Bolivia’s constitution ... While Mr Morales’ majority exceeded his 2005 victory, the spread of votes reflected the deep divisions that remain within Bolivian society. Much of the Andean ...
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A woman walks past posters of Bolivian President Evo Morales in Sucre on th... Polls opened Sunday in Bolivia's general election that is likely to deliver Evo Morales another five-year term in office and consolidate the anti-American president's hold ...
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LA PAZ (Reuters) - Bolivian President Evo Morales easily won re-election on Sunday, three television exit polls showed. Morales received at least 61 percent of the vote, according to exit polls released by the private TV channels ATB, Uno and PAT ...
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Bolivian President Evo Morales said on Monday he would deepen reforms focused on Indian power and state control of the economy after exit polls showed he was re-elected in a landslide on Sunday.Official results were not expected until later on Monday but quick counts showed Morales took at least 63 percent of the vote, more than 35 percentage points ahead of his closest challenger.
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Bolivian President Evo Morales easily won reelection on Sunday, according to unofficial results, getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of the nation's long-suppressed indigenous majority. Opponents said they fear ...
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President Evo Morales easily won re-election Sunday, according to unofficial results, getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia’s long-suppressed indigenous majority.
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A hat-trick of electoral victories has made Evo Morales, Bolivia's leftwing president, one of Latin America's most popular leaders, with a clear mandate to increase state control of the economy and grant greater autonomy to regions. Mr Morales rose ...
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President Evo Morales easily won re-election Sunday, according to unofficial results, getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority. Opponents say they fear that the one ...
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Dec. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Bolivian President Evo Morales claimed victory in elections yesterday following a pledge to extend his socialist “revolution” and boost payouts to the poor and elderly in the natural gas-rich nation. Morales, a former farmer ...
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Bolivian President Evo Morales has claimed a landslide re-election win, as voters backed his reforms of greater state control over the economy and increased spending on the poor. Exit polls showed Morales with at least 61 percent of the vote.
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Bolivia's President Evo Morales, left, review the troops accompanied by an unidentified military... Bolivia's President Evo Morales, left, review the troops accompanied by an unidentified military officer during his visit to a counter narcotics unit ...
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Vote expected to hand President Evo Morales a second term in office
Bolivians vote Sunday in an election expected to hand President Evo Morales a second term in office.
A recent poll showed Mr. Morales with a commanding lead over his closest rival, Manfred Reyes Villa, the former governor of Cochabamba state.Mr. Morales was elected [...]
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LA PAZ: President Evo Morales, a coca-grower at odds with Washington but hugely popular at home for empowering Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority, was expected to coast to re-election on Sunday. Such a victory would augur further ...
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LA PAZ (Reuters) - Bolivian President Evo Morales said Monday he would deepen reforms focused on Indian power and state control of the economy after exit polls showed he was re-elected in a landslide Sunday. Official results were not expected until ...
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Exit polls in Bolivia show that leftist President Evo Morales has earned a second term after easily winning re-election on Sunday. Bolivian media report that President Morales gained at least 61 percent of the vote, 35 points ahead of his closest challenger, former governor Manfred Reyes.
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LA PAZ (Reuters) - President Evo Morales, whose leftist economic policies have made him broadly popular with Bolivia's poor but angered business leaders, is expected to win re-election on Sunday, allowing him to expand state control over the economy.
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Cocaine is a "problem" that won't go away, so we have to make its existence as little of a problem as possible. Do its users commit serious crimes that deserve jail sentences, or is that overpunishment? As far as the price coming down and the illegal ...
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Evo Morales has claimed victory in Bolivia's presidential election after exit polls indicated he had easily won re-election with more than 60 per cent of the vote.
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Bolivian President Evo Morales easily won re-election this Sunday with at least 61% of the vote, according to various early exit polls. His closest challenger, conservative candidate Manfred Reyes Villa, is credited with only 23% of the vote.
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LA PAZ, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Bolivian President Evo Morales said on Monday he would deepen reforms focused on Indian power and state control of the economy after exit polls showed he was re-elected in a landslide on Sunday. Official results were not ...
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VILLA TUNARI, Bolivia - Bolivian President Evo Morales suggested he could be eligible for a third mandate under a new constitution he brought in, as he stood Sunday for re-election to a second term. “I feel that, truly, if we talk of the new ...
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Dec. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Bolivian President Evo Morales will likely win re-election today on pledges to expand his socialist “revolution” by increasing state control over the South American country’s energy and mining industries. Morales, a 50 ...
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BBC NewsBolivian elections: Evo Morales's power grows with easy victoryTelegraph.co.ukBolivian President Evo Morales has easily won a second term in power, according to early exit polls that showed the former coca farmer with a strengthened mandate to pursue socialist reforms. Mr Morales claimed victory from the balcony of the ...Evo Morales Appears to Win Bolivia VoteWall Street JournalVoters see general elections as vital to Bolivia's...
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“Bolivian President Evo Morales claimed a landslide re-election victory on Sunday as voters backed his left-wing policies of Indian power, social spending and state control of industry. Official results were not expected until Monday but quick counts showed Morales took at least 63 percent of the vote, more than 35 percentage points ahead of his [...]
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Exit polls in Bolivia show that leftist President Evo Morales has easily won re-election. Bolivian media report that President Morales gained a little more than 60 percent of the vote, earning him a second five-year term on Sunday. Mr. Morales is the ...
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Bolivian President Evo Morales has been re-elected for a second term after a securing a convincing victory in Sunday's polls, exit polls suggest. They suggest Bolivia's first indigenous leader polled at least 61% of the vote, defeating his ...
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On Wednesday, November 24, Iranian demands that female nurses don the hijab in response to Iran’s providing $1.2 million for funding of the new El Alto city hospital in Bolivia sparked a national outcry among women’s rights advocates within Bolivia. In an international teleconference in La Paz held between Bolivian President, Evo Morales, and Iranian President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, to celebrate the hospital’s opening...
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Bolivian President Evo Morales, whose leftist economic policies have made him broadly popular with the poor but angered business leaders, is expected to win re-election today, allowing him to expand state control over the economy. A victory by ...
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Bolivian President Evo Morales is expected to win re-election in Sunday's vote. Elected to office in 2005, Morales is the first indigenous Bolivian to be elected president in the country.
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President Evo Morales, a coca-grower at odds with Washington but popular at home for empowering Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority, was expected to coast to easy re-election Sunday.Bolivians were also choosing a new Congress, with Morales' stridently leftist Movement Toward Socialism hoping for a two-thirds majority so it can dictate terms of a law on indigenous territorial self-rule.
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LA PAZ, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Bolivian President Evo Morales claimed a landslide re-election victory on Sunday as voters backed his left-wing reforms asserting greater state control over the economy and increasing social spending on the poor. Official ...
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Exit polls say President Evo Morales has easily won re-election in Bolivia, gaining more than 60% of the vote.Related StoriesIraqi parliament approves electionIrish abortion law under spotlightArchbishop of Canterbury urges rethink on gay bishop roleFour detained after Russian nightclub fire kills 112Evo Morales wins in Bolivia: exit polls
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BBC NewsBolivia's Morales claims election victoryBBC NewsPresident Evo Morales has claimed victory in Bolivia's presidential election and appears set to serve a second five-year term. Exit polls suggest Bolivia's first indigenous leader polled at least 61%, defeating his conservative rivals. ...Morales re-elected in BoliviaCNN InternationalMorales Headed for Re-election in BoliviaNew York TimesEvo Morales claims landslide victory in Bolivian...
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Bolivian President Evo Morales isn't South America's first indigenous head of state — that honor belongs to Alejandro Toledo, a Quechua Indian who was President of Peru from 2001 to 2006 — but he's certainly the first to capture the imagination ...
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Oruro (Agenzia Fides) "Le nuove autorità, non importa chi siano, devono sempre garantire il bene di ognuno dei membri di tutta la famiglia boliviana, in modo da poter vivere in libertà, in modo che ci sia rispetto per la vita e rispetto del modo di pensare di ogni persona, rispetto delle idee, in modo che si possa dialogare sempre", ha detto il Vescovo della Diocesi di Oruro, Mons. Cristobal Bialasik, in occasione delle elezioni...
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With a weakened opposition and his visceral connection to the indigenous majority — who make up more than 60 percent of the population — Evo Morales, 50, is Bolivia's strongest leader in decades. He easily won a constitutional overhaul this year allowing him to run for another five-year term. Polls show him and his supporters far ahead as Bolivians prepared to vote today.
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President Evo Morales has claimed victory in Bolivia's presidential election and is set for a second five-year term in office. Exit polls suggest that Mr Morales has secured at least 61 percent of the vote, defeating conservative rival and former governor Manfred Reyes Villa.
Speaking to followers from the balcony of the presidential palace, Bolivia's first indigenous Indian leader said he was happy to be re-elected and see his supporters...
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Dec. 5 - Final preparations are in place on the eve of the Bolivian elections in which leftist President Evo Morales is widely expected to clinch a second term.
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LA PAZ, Bolivia -- The slogans and posters of Che Guevara notwithstanding, this is not Havana circa 1969, nor Managua, 1979. Instead, the fervor in the offices of the Deputy Ministry of Decolonization could only be felt in the Bolivia of President Evo Morales, who seems to be sailing toward a victory in an election on Sunday.
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President Evo Morales easily won re-election Sunday, according to unofficial results, getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority.
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Bolivians are electing a new president, with opinion polls tipping Evo Morales for a second five-year term.Bolivia's first indigenous president wants to expand state control over the economy and redis...
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President Evo Morales appeared headed to easy re-election Sunday, with a strong mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority. Opponents say they fear Morales will use a consolidation of power not ...
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Buenos Aires/La Paz, Dec 6 : Four years after taking office, Evo Morales, Bolivia's first president of indigenous descent, is poised for re-election with a first-round majority. A year ago, Bolivia seemed haunted by the ghosts of civil war, with deep ...
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Times OnlineBolivia's Morales Wins Election, Congress on Vow to Help PoorBloombergDec. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Bolivian President Evo Morales claimed victory in elections yesterday following a pledge to extend his socialist “revolution” and boost payouts to the poor and elderly in the natural gas-rich nation. ...Morales Headed for Re-election in BoliviaNew York TimesMorales re-elected in BoliviaCNN InternationalMorales Appears to Win Bolivia VoteWall...
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LA PAZ, Bolivia - President Evo Morales, a coca-grower at odds with Washington but hugely popular at home for empowering Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority, was expected to coast to re-election on Sunday.
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LA PAZ, Bolivia - President Evo Morales, a coca-grower at odds with Washington but popular at home for empowering Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority, is expected to coast to easy re-election Sunday. Bolivians are also choosing a new ...
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Evo Morales, the first democratically elected indigenous president of Bolivia, was re-elected for a second term with a record-breaking majority on Sunday night. With around 61-63 per cent of the vote, his support far outstripped that of his rivals ...
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Reuters - LA PAZ (Reuters) - President Evo Morales, whose leftist economic policies have made him broadly popular with Bolivia's poor but angered business leaders, is expected to win re-election on Sunday, allowing him to expand state control over the economy.
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... poor and building highways and schools ... public school on the shores of Lake Titicaca. Analysts say a victory for Mr Morales will solidify his dominance in Bolivian politics and weaken the split conservative opposition tied to the business
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Bolivia's leftist President Evo Morales won a landslide reelection victory in voting that also handed him unfettered control of Congress, according to exit polls.The results mean that Morales, a fiercely anti-US leader in the mold of his close ally, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, will have a free hand to deepen leftist reforms for the duration of his new five-year term.Two survey firms, Ipsos and Mori, said Morales garnered 62-63 percent of...
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guardian.co.ukBolivian president to deepen social revolutionBBC NewsPresident Evo Morales seems set to push ahead with the implementation of a new constitution to place indigenous peoples at the heart of Bolivia's government and society after his victory in Sunday's presidential election. ...Polls show Bolivia's Morales poised for winFinancial TimesBolivia's President Wins Landslide Re-ElectionVoice of AmericaBolivia: Revolutionary...
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LA PAZ, Bolivia - President Evo Morales, a coca-grower at odds with Washington but hugely popular at home for empowering Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority, was expected to coast to re-election on Sunday. Such a victory would augur further ...
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Dec. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Bolivian President Evo Morales will likely win re-election today on pledges to expand his socialist “revolution” by increasing state control over the South American country’s energy and mining industries. Morales, a 50 ...
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LA PAZ news updates: Leftist President Evo Morales claimed victory in Sunday’s election promising more change in his second term in office, as his party locked in an absolute majority in Congress.
Speaking to followers from the balcony of the presidential palace, Morales said he was happy to be re-elected to office, noting: “by holding two-thirds [...]
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LA PAZ, Dec 6 (Reuters) - President Evo Morales, whose leftist economic policies have made him broadly popular with Bolivia's poor but angered business leaders, is expected to win re-election on Sunday, allowing him to expand state control over the ...
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Bolivia's President Evo Morales, center, raises vice president Alvaro Garcia Linera, left, and Bolivia's Trade Union president Pedro Montes' arms during a campaign rally in El Alto, Bolivia, Thursday, Dec. 3, 2009. Morales is seeking reelection on ...
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Bolivian President Evo Morales slammed CNN for spreading "lies" about him and boasted his fight against drugs was stronger now without US help, as he rallied followers on the eve of his expected re-election in Sunday polls. Morales, 50, accused CNN ...
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Bolivia’s President Evo Morales, opinion polls running heavily in his favor, appeared headed for a second five-year stint as president as voting wrapped up Sunday. The “peasant president” commands wide support among the country’s poor indigenous people—65% of the population. —JCL
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EL ALTO, the de facto capital of Bolivia’s indigenous Indians, is a massive, poor semi-slum constructed from charmless cinder bricks. It is here that Indians’ protests against the government in nearby La Paz usually start. But the thousands of ...
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In Bolivia, voters are going to the polls today to elect a new president. Several opinion surveys are predicting that incumbent President Evo Morales is assured of more than fifty percent of the votes and will very likely be re-elected for a second five-year term.
His closest rivals, former army captain Manfred Reyes Villa and the immensely rich cement magnate Samuel Doria Medina, are lagging far behind with just twenty percent.
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Bolivians on Sunday are widely expected to re-elect President Evo Morales, the country's popular and populist leader. The election is being watched closely to determine how much more authority voters are willing to grant the left-leaning president ...
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Bolivians were also choosing a new Congress, with Morales’ stridently leftist Movement Toward Socialism hoping for a two-thirds majority so it can dictate terms of a law on indigenous territorial self-rule. A super-majority would also give the 50 ...
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LA PAZ, Bolivia — The slogans and posters of Che Guevara notwithstanding, this is not Havana circa 1969, nor Managua, 1979. Instead, the fervor in the offices of the Deputy Ministry of Decolonization could only be felt in the Bolivia of President ...
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President Evo Morales has easily won re-election, according to unofficial results, getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority.Related StoriesEvo Morales wins in Bolivia: exit pollsMorales wins in Bolivia: exit pollsObama hands out awards to the starsRepublic of Ireland's abortion law under spotlightAmanda Knox trial 'may have been tainted'
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Bolivia’s president wins another term, but it is unclear if he will be able to rewrite the constitutionEL ALTO, the de facto capital of Bolivia’s indigenous Indians, is a massive, poor semi-slum constructed from charmless cinder bricks. It is here that Indians’ protests against the government in nearby La Paz usually start. But the thousands of poor people on the streets of El Alto on Sunday December 6th were not protesting but chanting the...
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First to fall were Chavez’s acolyte states — Bolivia and Nicaragua. Bolivia will hold national elections next week, and the nation’s leader, Evo Morales, Chavez’s most eager pupil, has rigged it so that he cannot lose. Across the nation his ...
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Exit polls say President Evo Morales has easily won re-election in Bolivia, gaining more than 60 percent of the vote. Exit polls by two separate firms say Bolivia's first indigenous leader won at least 62 percent of the vote with top opposition ...
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REUTERS - Bolivians vote on Sunday and polls suggest that leftist Evo Morales, the country's first indigenous president, will easily win re-election and could also gain control of Congress. That would allow him to deepen leftist reforms that have ...
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Dec 6 (Reuters) - Bolivians vote on Sunday and polls suggest that leftist Evo Morales, the country's first indigenous president, will easily win re-election and could also gain control of Congress. That would allow him to deepen leftist reforms that ...
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It seems that Central and South America have constantly been a breeding ground for socialist regimes. The rise of the Sandinistas in Nicaragua during the 1980's, and their fall again in 1990, only to come back in 2006 are quite the example. Venezuela ...
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President Evo Morales appears headed to easy re-election, with a strong mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority.
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Evo Morales is Bolivia's first president of indigenous descent. Four years after taking office, Evo Morales, Bolivia's first president of indigenous descent, appears poised for re-election with a first-round majority, according to several polls. A ...
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One of the countries leading the call for just climate reparations here at the COP15 talks is Bolivia. We speak with Bolivia’s chief climate negotiator, Angelica Navarro. “Twenty percent of the population have actually emitted more than two-thirds of the emissions. And as a result, they have caused more than 90 percent of the increase in temperatures,” Navarro says. “We are not begging for aid; we want developed countries to comply with their...
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President Evo Morales appears headed to easy re-election, with a strong mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority.
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First to fall were Chavez's acolyte states -- Bolivia and Nicaragua. Bolivia will hold national elections this week, and the nation's leader, Evo Morales, Chavez's most eager pupil, has rigged it so that he cannot lose. Across the nation, his ...
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President Evo Morales easily won re-election, according to unofficial results, getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority.
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President Evo Morales easily won re-election, according to unofficial results, getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia's long-suppressed indigenous majority.
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(Angus Reid Global Monitor) - Evo Morales is heavily favoured to earn a new term as Bolivia’s president, according to a poll by Equipos MORI. 53 per cent of respondents would vote for the current head of state in this Sunday’s election. Former ...
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On December 6, national elections will be held in Bolivia. If President Evo Morales (Bolivia's version of Venezuela's populist authoritarian President Hugo Chavez) and his MAS party prevail, Morales's campaign to destroy constitutional democracy in ...
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Buenos Aires/La Paz - Four years after taking office, Evo Morales, Bolivia's first president of indigenous descent, is poised for re-election with a first-round majority. A year ago, Bolivia seemed haunted by the ghosts of civil war, with deep ...
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In one corner - dressed in blue tights - is "Son of the People" President Evo Morales; in the opposite corner - with a fearful grin, sporting a bushy moustache, and green tights - is his main contender, a diminutive Manfred Reyes Villa. With loyal ...
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Iranian demands that female nurses don the hijab in response to Iran’s providing $1.2 million for funding of the new El Alto city hospital in Bolivia were met, sparking a national outcry among womens' rights advocates within the overwhelmingly Roman Catholic South American nation.
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Voters in Bolivia go to the polls on Sunday to decide if President Evo Morales deserves another term in office. If Morales wins, as is expected, he will have consolidated his mandate to bring fundamental changes to Bolivia, including his socialist ...
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President Evo Morales easily won re-election, according to unofficial results, getting an overwhelming mandate for further revolutionary change on behalf of Bolivia’s long-suppressed indigenous majority.
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Dec. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Bolivian President Evo Morales , who nationalized the energy industry and rewrote the constitution, heads for re-election Dec. 6 bolstered by an economy projected to grow faster than any other in the hemisphere this year ...
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President Evo Morales looked set for an easy re-election in Bolivia last night after exit polls suggested he had won back power with more than 62 per cent of the vote. Mr Morales' closest challenger, the center-right candidate Manfred Reyes, won about 23 per cent. Mr Morales focused his campaign on helping Bolivia's impoverished indigenous peoples. AP Related StoriesStay the night: Hacienda Zuleta, EcuadorDrug supplier to sport's big cheats is...
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CHARAGUA, Bolivia - In Bolivia’s biggest municipality, a scrub-brush expanse of cattle ranches and farms, tomorrow’s national elections aren’t all about Evo Morales. With Bolivia’s first indigenous president expected to easily win reelection ...
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Cochabamba (Agenzia Fides) - From December 6 to 13, the Archdiocese of Cochabamba will be holding Charity Week which has among its objectives improving the experience of charity in the parish community through awareness of various expressions of service and sharing goods. This activity, organized by Caritas in the parishes (which belongs to the Diocesan Caritas), also aims at creating a climate of solidarity in the parish community, to...
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Dec. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Deirdre Bolton reports on Bolivia's lithium reserve, which is attracting the interest of investors from countries including France, Japan and South Korea. The world's largest untapped lithium reserve, containing enough of the lightest metal to make batteries for more than 4.8 billion electric cars, sits on the Uyuni Salt Flat in Bolivia's Andes mountains. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Bolivia's President Evo Morales has nationalized natural gas reserves, ushered in a new constitution and redistributed land to his nation's poor, indigenous majority. He also kicked out the U.S. ambassador as well as U.S. drug enforcement authorities. Like him or loathe him, Bolivia's first indigenous president has made headlines. Sunday, Bolivians will decide whether to re-elect him. He's widely expected to win, but what he'll do during his...
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In a sharp contrast to what has been happening in Honduras, yesterday's election in Bolivia seems to have come off fine. Bolivia Information Forum has a 2-page document talking about preliminary results.
It includes comparisons with 2005 voting information as well as the 2008 recall election results. read more
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Tourists giddy with altitude in the mountainous cradle of La Paz might be forgiven for doing a double-take when they see a billboard depicting Evo Morales, the president, in a hard hat giving a cheery thumbs-up to the slogan: “Without ...
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(Reuters) - Bolivia holds presidential and congressional elections Sunday with leftist President Evo Morales expected to win re-election and continue his drive to increase the state's role in the economy. Recent polls have given Morales a lead of at ...
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The news out of Bolivia is nothing short of amazing. Evo Morales, the indigenous President and ally of Hugo Chavez, has begun to turn his country around in just 4 short years since his historic 2005 election. Even his former adversaries and detractors -- from the IMF to the Financial Times of London -- are reluctantly singing his praises.
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AFTER WEEKS of torrential rain, the Mamoré River spilled its banks in February 2007, swamping the city of Trinidad, Bolivia . Like most residents of his impoverished barrio, 16-year-old Randy Tuve-Semo fled for higher ground with his family. When ...
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Dec. 7 (Bloomberg) -- The wind whips across a 3,900-square- mile expanse of salt on a desert plateau in Bolivia’s Andes Mountains. Plastic washtubs filled with an emerald-colored liquid rich in lithium dot the Uyuni Salt Flat, all the way to the ...
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LA PAZ, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Bolivian President Evo Morales is expected to win a second term and control of Congress in an election on Sunday, allowing him to expand leftist reforms that have made him popular with the poor but angered powerful business ...
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Santa Cruz - A branch office of the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) opened in Santa Cruz, Bolivia on Tuesday to follow up and implement joint Iran-Bolivia energy projects, announced an Iranian oil official. Director of the NIOC cooperation and ...
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Bolivia's first indigenous president wants to expand state control over the economy and redistribute profits from the gas industry, if re-elected. His support base is chiefly among poor indigenous people who account for some 65% of the population ...
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CNN) -- Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad continued his three-nation tour of Latin America on Tuesday, signing accords with Bolivian President Evo Morales and pledging mutual cooperation. Morales met Ahmadinejad at the airport in La Paz, Bolivia ...
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Buenos Aires/La Paz - A year ago, Bolivia seemed haunted by the ghosts of civil war, with deep divisions between east and west, town and country, between President Evo Morales' supporters and opponents. In the run-up to Sunday's general election ...
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Tourists giddy with altitude in the mountainous cradle of La Paz might be forgiven for doing a double-take when they see a billboard depicting Evo Morales, the president, in a hard hat giving a cheery thumbs-up to the slogan: "Without nationalisation ...
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LA PAZ – Bolivian President Evo Morales looks set to win re-election easily on Dec. 6, allowing him to deepen leftist economic reforms as a fractured opposition struggles to dent his popularity. Opinion polls show Morales with more than 50 ...
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Dec. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Bolivian President Evo Morales , who is running for re-election in a Dec. 6 vote, said he’s planning a justice system overhaul that would send leading challenger Manfred Reyes Villa to jail after the elections. Reyes Villa ...
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SANTA CRUZ, Bolivia | Narco-trafficking cartels are migrating to the Andes region in Bolivia, where a diminished U.S. presence has allowed a boom in cocaine production and the opening of new drug routes, regional anti-drug officials say. Recent ...
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Fears are growing for the future of water supplies in one of Latin America's fastest-growing urban areas - Bolivia's sprawling capital of La Paz and its twin El Alto. Scientists monitoring glaciers high in the Andes mountains, including the ...
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Bolivian President Evo Morales looks set to win reelection easily on Dec. 6, allowing him to deepen leftist economic reforms as a fractured opposition struggles to dent his popularity. Opinion polls show Morales with more than 50 percent support and ...
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Mr. Morales’s imprint on society is evident in the town of Warisata, where another experiment, the Indigenous University Túpac Katari, unfolds among the nation’s high plains. The campus, with its stunning view of the snow-capped peak Illampu ...
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CHARAGUA, Bolivia - In Bolivia's biggest municipality, a scrub-brush expanse of cattle ranches and hardscrabble farms, Sunday's national elections aren't all about Evo Morales. With Bolivia's first indigenous president expected to easily win re ...
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LA PAZ, Nov 30 (Reuters) - Leftist Bolivian President Evo Morales is the clear favorite to win a second term in a presidential election this weekend, an opinion poll showed on Monday. Morales is seen taking 55 percent of the vote, according to the ...
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Fears are growing for the future of water supplies in one of Latin America's fastest-growing urban areas - Bolivia's sprawling capital of La Paz and its twin El Alto. Scientists monitoring the glaciers high in the Andes mountains - a key source of ...
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guardian.co.ukBolivia prepares for national voteAljazeera.netThe move mirrored similar moves by other Latin American leaders including Chavez and Rafael Correa, Ecuador's president. His rivals on Sunday include ...Morales has strong lead in Bolivia race -pollReuters UKBolivia's Morales Heading to Landslide Re - ElectionNew York Timesall 801 news articles »
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LA PAZ, Bolivia - LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) — The Spanish-Argentine petroleum company Repsol says it plans to invest $1.5 billion to develop reserves and boost production in Bolivia. Thursday's announcement by Repsol President Antonio Brufau marks the ...
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Evo Morales (L) and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (R) at the presidential palace in La Paz Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Bolivian President Evo Morales have called for the expansion of ties between the two countries. “Free nations and governments ...
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Dec. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Juan Carlos Zuleta, an independent economist and lithium analyst, talks with Bloomberg's Deirdre Bolton about the prospects for Bolivia's lithium industry. Bolivia, South America’s second-poorest country, holds the world’s largest untapped lithium reserve, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. (Source: Bloomberg)
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